Vantage Point with Eli Amdur

Vantage Point with Eli Amdur

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The podcast for critical thinkers, hosted by veteran journalist Eli Amdur. New episodes weekly. Keep questioning, keep learning, keep thinking critically. Listen: eliamdur.com?utm_source=bsky

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How to spot weak communication in hiring. Eli Amdur shares a story about a recruiter who used only 'amazing' and 'awesome' to describe a company. Learn why specific details matter in professional dialogue. Send this to a hiring manager. #hiring #communication Hear the full episode: https://eliamdur

The single most important skill for career success. Eli Amdur explains why effective communication outweighs every hard skill in the workplace. A must listen for anyone seeking professional growth and leadership impact. Save this for your career planning. #softskills #leadership Hear the full episo

“In 2021 I had my COVID shot, first dose; my COVID shot, second dose; my pneumonia shot; my shingles shot, first dose; my shingles shot, second dose; my flu shot; and my COVID booster. When I was younger, doing shots was a much different activity.” — Eli Amdur Where do you land? Weigh in below, the

“the man who invented the polio vaccine and changed the world. Salk was a very disciplined, thorough researcher who also believed in intuition. His words: "Intuition will tell the thinking mind where to look next." It was certainly the case with him, and he moved forward from there.” — Dr. Jonas Sal

WHAT IF… What if Jonas Salk had agreed with the lawyers at the University of Pittsburgh to go after a patent for the vaccine? The whole remainder of the twentieth century would have been different. He refused to let it take that long and pushed straight into distribution, which he could do because t

“while his medical-school classmates went into private practice and made fortunes, he went into research instead. When Salk's own lawyers told him, on the eve of release, that he hadn't patented the vaccine and a patent would take another year, he shut the conversation down: a year of delay meant ro

WHAT IF… July 11, 1804 — the duel between Vice President Aaron Burr and Alexander Hamilton, who as much as anyone built the country from its founding: the Treasury Department, the idea of public debt, the U.S. Coast Guard and later the Navy, the Bank of New York, the New York Post, trusted advisor t